Above the sea, dark clouds gathered, as hundred-meter high water walls rose from the ocean, massive waves like divine wrath from the heavens, devouring everything, sweeping everything away.
In the face of this unparalleled natural power, hundreds of powerful combat vessels were like fragile paper boats, tossed around, and ultimately swallowed by the gigantic waves.
The tsunami mercilessly swept across this sea area, whether it was the Eisenhower or Reagan aircraft carriers of the Beautiful Country, or the destroyers and escort ships, even the nuclear submarines in the water could not escape this natural disaster.
Seemingly sturdy ten-thousand-ton steel warships had their steel twisted and broken, propellers shattered, gas turbines rendered powerless before the tsunami, their powered engines insignificant under the natural power.
